Most of these bangs are cut on dry hair to land between the cheekbone and the jaw, and they need a trim every five to eight weeks to stay there. That length is what makes bangs work for a round face with long hair, because it pulls the eye down instead of across.
1. Long Curtain Bangs to the Jaw
Long curtain bangs to the jaw are the bangs for round face long hair I cut first, because the diagonal lengthens the face. I section a triangle, cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw on dry hair, then point cut the perimeter at the mid back. It suits fine to medium density and 1B to 2B texture. Blow-dry the bangs out with a round brush and lift the crown. Trim the bangs every six weeks.
2. Side Swept Bangs on Long Hair
Side swept bangs cut across a round face on a diagonal and leave one side of the forehead open. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with point cut ends, section the bangs from the part, then cut them from the brow to the cheekbone. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2A texture. Blow-dry the bangs across with a flat brush and set with a light hairspray. Trim the bangs every five weeks.
3. Wispy Bangs on Long Hair
Wispy bangs cover the forehead without adding width because they take a narrow section. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with point cut ends, section a narrow triangle, then cut the bangs at the brow with the shears straight in. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2A texture. Blow-dry the bangs with a small round brush and lift the crown with a root lifting mousse. Trim the bangs every four weeks.
4. Long Hair With Bangs Round Face With Center Part
On long hair with bangs round face shapes wear best, a center part splits the bangs into two curtains that fall past the cheekbone. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair, part at the center, then cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw on each side. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2B texture. Blow-dry the bangs out with a round brush on both sides. Trim the bangs every six weeks.
5. Cheekbone Length Bangs
Bangs cut to the cheekbone land in the one spot that narrows a round face. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with point cut ends, section a triangle, then cut the bangs to the cheekbone and point cut the ends so they split. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2B texture. Blow-dry the bangs out with a round brush and lift the crown. Trim the bangs every six weeks.
6. Bangs for Round Face Long Hair Over 50
The bangs for round face long hair over 50 I cut most are a soft side fringe from the part to the cheekbone. I cut the perimeter at the shoulder blade on dry hair with point cut ends, point cut layers from the collarbone, then cut the fringe on a diagonal. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2A texture. Blow-dry the fringe across with a round brush. Trim the fringe every five weeks.
7. Layered Bangs Into Face Framing
Layered bangs blend into face framing layers so no line stops at the cheek. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with point cut ends, cut the bangs at the brow, then point cut them into the front layers at the jaw. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2A texture. Blow-dry the bangs with a small round brush and the layers out. Trim the bangs every five weeks.
8. Long Hair With Bangs Round Face With Crown Volume
Crown volume is what makes long hair with bangs round face shapes read longer, because the height above the bangs offsets the width. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair, cut curtain bangs to the jaw, then point cut two short crown layers. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2A texture. Blow-dry upside down with a root lifting mousse, then shape the bangs. Trim every eight weeks.
9. Bottleneck Bangs
Bottleneck bangs sit narrow at the brow and widen to the cheekbone, which draws a vertical line down a round face. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with point cut ends, then cut the bangs short at the center and longer at the sides. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2B texture. Blow-dry the bangs with a small round brush, center forward and sides out. Trim every five weeks.
10. Bangs With Money Piece
A money piece inside the bangs draws the eye down the center of a round face. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with point cut ends, cut curtain bangs to the jaw, then lighten the two front sections to a level nine and tone beige. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2B texture. Blow-dry the bangs out with a round brush. Refresh the money piece every ten weeks.
11. Bangs for Round Face Long Hair Over 60
For bangs for round face long hair over 60, I keep the fringe soft, long, and swept so it covers without weight. I cut the perimeter at the shoulder blade on dry hair with point cut ends, point cut layers from the collarbone, then cut the fringe from the part to the cheekbone. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2A texture. Blow-dry with a round brush and a root lifting mousse. Trim every six weeks.
12. Long Wavy Hair With Curtain Bangs
Curtain bangs on long wavy hair need a wide section so the wave blends into the fringe. I cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw on dry hair, then point cut the perimeter at the mid back. It suits fine to medium density and 2A to 2B texture on a round face. Blow-dry the bangs out with a round brush and wave the length below the collarbone with a one inch iron. Trim the bangs every six weeks.
13. Bangs With Deep Side Part
A deep side part turns the bangs into one long sweep that breaks the symmetry of a round face. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with point cut ends, part deep to one side, then cut the bangs from the part to the jaw on the heavy side. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2B texture. Blow-dry the bangs across with a round brush. Trim the bangs every six weeks.
14. Long Hair With Bangs Round Face With Balayage
Balayage puts the light on the ends of long hair with bangs round face shapes so the eye travels down past the fringe. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair, cut curtain bangs to the jaw, then hand paint level nine through the bottom six inches and tone beige. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2B texture. Blow-dry the bangs out with a round brush. Refresh every sixteen weeks.
15. Feathered Bangs
Feathered bangs are point cut and blown back so they frame the face without a hard line. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with point cut ends, then cut the bangs from the brow to the cheekbone and point cut them deep. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2A texture on a round face. Blow-dry the bangs back and out with a round brush. Trim every six weeks.
16. Bangs With Glasses
With glasses, bangs on a round face need to clear the top of the frames and the arms. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with point cut ends, then cut curtain bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw so they split around the frames. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2A texture. Blow-dry the bangs out with a round brush and lift the crown. Trim the bangs every six weeks.
17. Bangs With Highlights
Highlights through the bangs and front sections pull the eye vertically on a round face. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with point cut ends, cut curtain bangs to the jaw, then foil level nine highlights through the bangs and the front only. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2A texture. Blow-dry the bangs out with a round brush. Refresh the highlights every twelve weeks.
18. Bangs for Round Face Long Hair That Air Dry
The bangs for round face long hair that air-dry best are long curtain bangs that split on their own. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with point cut ends, then cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw and point cut the ends. It suits fine to medium density and 1C to 2B texture. Comb the bangs apart from a center part while damp and leave them alone. Trim every six weeks.
19. Bangs With Lowlights
Lowlights through the bangs give blonde hair depth so a round face reads narrower. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with point cut ends, cut curtain bangs to the jaw, then weave level six lowlights through the bangs and the front sections. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2A texture. Blow-dry the bangs out with a round brush. Refresh the lowlights every twelve weeks.
20. Long Hair With Bangs Round Face With Half Up Style
A half up style on long hair with bangs round face shapes adds height at the crown behind the fringe. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with point cut ends, then cut curtain bangs to the jaw. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2B texture. Blow-dry the bangs out, tease the crown, then gather the top half behind the bangs with a small claw clip. Trim every eight weeks.
21. Bangs With Copper Color
Copper through the bangs reads bright at the face and draws the eye down. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with point cut ends, cut curtain bangs to the jaw, then apply a level seven copper at the root and a demi on the ends. It suits fine to medium density and warm skin tones on a round face. Blow-dry the bangs out with a round brush. Refresh the tone every six weeks.
22. Bangs With Shadow Root
A shadow root behind the bangs adds depth at the part so a round face reads longer. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with point cut ends, cut curtain bangs to the jaw, then apply a level six demi at the root and leave the lengths level nine. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2A texture. Blow-dry the bangs out with a round brush. Refresh the root every twelve weeks.
23. Long Shag With Curtain Bangs
A long shag with curtain bangs puts the height at the crown and the bangs at the jaw. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair, point cut short crown layers, then cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits fine to medium density and 1B to 2B texture on a round face. Rough-dry with a texture spray, push the crown up, and blow the bangs out. Trim every eight weeks.
24. Curly Curtain Bangs on Long Hair
Curly curtain bangs are cut dry so they land at the jaw once the curl springs up. I cut the perimeter at the mid back curl by curl on dry hair, then cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw one curl at a time. It suits medium to thick density and 3A to 3B texture on a round face. Rake a curl cream through wet hair and diffuse the bangs face down. Trim the bangs every six weeks.
25. Bangs With Sleek Length
Sleek length behind curtain bangs reads narrow at the sides of a round face. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with the shears flat, then cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits fine to thick density and 1A to 1C texture. Blow-dry the bangs out with a round brush, then flat iron the length with a heat protectant and finish with serum. Trim every eight weeks.
26. Dark Brunette With Curtain Bangs
Dark brunette makes the bangs and the length read as one vertical line past a round face. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with point cut ends, cut curtain bangs to the jaw, then apply a level four demi from root to end. It suits fine to medium density and cool or neutral skin tones. Blow-dry the bangs out with a round brush and finish with serum. Refresh the tone every eight weeks.
27. Bangs With Tucked Side
Tucking one side behind the ear and sweeping the bangs to the other side shows the jawline on a round face. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with point cut ends, then cut the bangs from the part to the cheekbone on one side. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2A texture. Blow-dry the bangs across, tuck the opposite side, and set with a light hairspray. Trim every six weeks.
28. Bangs With Internal Layers
Internal layers behind curtain bangs lift the length from underneath while the perimeter stays blunt. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with the shears flat, cut layers underneath that never reach the surface, then cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits medium to thick density and 1A to 2A texture on a round face. Blow-dry the bangs out and the length under with a round brush. Trim every eight weeks.
29. Bangs With Zigzag Part
A zigzag part behind curtain bangs adds height at the crown above a round face. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with point cut ends, cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw, then part in a zigzag with the tail of a comb. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2A texture. Blow-dry the bangs out with a round brush and lift the crown. Trim every eight weeks.
30. Glossed Length With Bangs
A gloss makes the length behind the bangs catch light and pulls the eye down past a round face. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with point cut ends, cut curtain bangs to the jaw, then apply a clear demi at the bowl for fifteen minutes. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2A texture. Blow-dry the bangs out with a round brush and finish with serum. Gloss every six weeks.
31. Bangs With Flipped Ends
Flipped ends behind curtain bangs give the perimeter a direction away from a round face. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with point cut ends, bevel the ends, then cut the bangs from the cheekbone to the jaw. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2A texture. Blow-dry the bangs out and the ends out with a large round brush rolling away from the face. Trim every eight weeks.
32. Low Maintenance Long Bangs
The low maintenance version is a pair of curtain bangs cut long enough to tuck behind the ear when they grow out. I cut the perimeter at the mid back on dry hair with point cut ends, then cut the bangs from the jaw to the collarbone. It suits fine to medium density and 1A to 2B texture on a round face. Apply a light cream to damp hair, part at the center, and air-dry. Trim every ten weeks.
Most of these bangs are cut on dry hair to land between the cheekbone and the jaw, and they need a trim every five to eight weeks to stay that length, or they shrink into a line across the brow. Bangs for a round face with long hair work best as a soft fringe that frames rather than covers. A scissor pass on dry hair keeps them honest. oval face haircuts follow the same idea: work the perimeter and the crown before you touch the length.
